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Post by Norbo on Mar 29, 2006 23:24:35 GMT 1
As i keep my best bike in the living room . I cant be the only one with a house bike . The rest are in the gararge and the shed but i bet im not the only one with an LC tucked up worm inside .
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Post by pablo on Mar 30, 2006 15:41:10 GMT 1
 did an engine rebuild in my bedroom at home when i was 18...got the bike in through the french-windows...downstairs bedroom before you ask!  didnt really need to get the whole bike in but it was easier...got a garage now though,one of the things that sold me on the house...  even added a little sideways extension...spending alot of time in there lately,even got a comfy chair...rather have a lathe though ;D
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Post by mellow on Mar 30, 2006 15:44:57 GMT 1
ERM...........most of me F2 bits are painted and stored in spare bedroom  engine bits are currently in shed. R1 is in my conservatory  |
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Post by wiggy on Mar 30, 2006 18:50:58 GMT 1
mines kept in my conservatory in winter it doesnt like the cold |
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Post by vinze187 on Mar 30, 2006 20:29:29 GMT 1
in me bike barn thing and the projects in the shed, gunna have to wheel it through the house when its done lol
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Post by nuttytart350 on Mar 30, 2006 21:23:02 GMT 1
Are you a man or a mouse......RIDE it through vinzey
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loopy
L plate rider.
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Post by loopy on Mar 31, 2006 13:28:16 GMT 1
If you think you'll be doing dohnuts in our living room baggles you've got another thing coming. Its the only 'complete' room in the house at the minute.  but yeah you can keep it in the kitchen if you like would make a nice base for the breakfast bar........ |
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Post by mellow on Mar 31, 2006 15:46:30 GMT 1
only trouble with burnouts in the front room is they ripple the carpet |
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Post by nuttytart350 on Mar 31, 2006 23:42:11 GMT 1
If you think you'll be doing dohnuts in our living room baggles you've got another thing coming. Its the only 'complete' room in the house at the minute. but yeah you can keep it in the kitchen if you like would make a nice base for the breakfast bar........ And the levers and footrests can be used as a mug tree.... |
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Post by Norbo on Apr 1, 2006 8:37:10 GMT 1
I used to strip them down in the gararge clean the bits up and build the bikes in my mums dining room befor i had my own house . Id put a big carpet down first ofcourse and remember i only had the cleaned and parayed bits in the house . so like i used to tell her all the bits are cleaner then your shows after you come in the house. I dont know if she bourght it but she let me any way but only in the winter when it was to cold to do it in the gararge.
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Post by pablo on Apr 2, 2006 16:02:55 GMT 1
people are weird mate...i've left old peddle bikes out with a note on saying 'take it' and people still knock and ask!if you hid all your stuff on the drive under a sheet with a sign saying leave it,it would go in the middle of the night guaranteed!
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Post by mellow on Apr 2, 2006 18:45:50 GMT 1
thats so true...sorted loft out once......left it all in garden till i could get a van n sum pykie bird knocks me door"are u throwin that unit away?"......." yeah luv thats y its outside with loadsa other crap" ........."can i have it plz"...."knock urself out".........goes out next day n its smashed up round the road saved me dumpin it |
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Post by pablo on Apr 2, 2006 23:13:28 GMT 1
aye..nowt as queer etc,etc...
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did an engine rebuild in my bedroom at home when i was 18...got the bike in through the french-windows...downstairs bedroom before you ask! 
didnt really need to get the whole bike in but it was easier...got a garage now though,one of the things that sold me on the house... 
even added a little sideways extension...spending alot of time in there lately,even got a comfy chair...rather have a lathe though ;D
engine bits are currently in shed.
